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Tony Blasi, February 23, 2018

 File — Container: Digital Archive

Scope and Contents

From the File:

The collection consists of digital oral history files ranging in length from twenty minutes to one hour.

Dates

  • Other: February 23, 2018

Conditions Governing Access

Munday Library provides online access to this complete collection here: https://sites.google.com/stedwards.edu/memories-from-the-hilltop/home

Extent

From the File: 57 Items

Language of Materials

From the File: English

General

Interview Summary: Tony was greatly influenced by Brother Fabius Dunn, who wrote a history of St. Edward’s. Dunn was a pacifist, and encouraged Tony to join anti-war protests and demonstrations for farm worker’s rights. Blasi considers Dunn to be a polymath and taught him many things while at the university. In addition, he was a part of the “student brother” program at the university that would prepare students for the brotherhood. He went on to work for his P.hD. at Notre Dame and realized that he did not want to continue his path to become a brother. Instead, he went on to teach at St. Anselm’s College in New Hampshire. Blasi is a writer who focuses mainly on the topics of sociology and religion. His most recent book focuses on the sociology of the early Christian movement.

Repository Details

Part of the University Archives Repository

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